History Of The Bel-Air Village Association (BAVA), Inc.

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Background

The subdivision known as Bel-Air Village was developed by Ayala Development Corporation and was incorporated and registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission in 1957. With a total land area of 787,234 square meters, it had four (4) development phases and now consists of 950 lots, 32 streets and two (2) well-developed parks each with a basketball court.

Bel-Air has deed restrictions which are annotated on the dorsal side of the titles of the properties of the homeowners. The Association’s deed restrictions shall remain in force from January 15, 2007 and the term thereof shall be concurrent with the life of the Bel-Air Village Association, Inc. (Association) or up to 23 August 2032, unless sooner cancelled in their entirety by a two thirds vote of Association members in good standing However, the Association may, from time to time, add new ones, amend or abolish particular restrictions or parts thereof by majority rule; provided, however, that the deed restrictions can be extended by amendment only if done so concurrently with an extension of the life of the Association.

The Board of Governors

The Board of Governors manages and controls the affairs of the Association. It is composed on nine (9) members who serve for a term of three (3) years. They are chosen and elected by the members of the Association during the annual general membership meeting held on the last Saturday of June of every year.

Services

The Association provides the following services to its residents:

  1. Creation of recreational facilities within Bel-Air for the benefit of the residents and/or property owners;
  2. Protection and safety of the members of the Association and their properties;
  3. Beautification and maintenance of streets, parks, playgrounds, recreational areas and the ornamental structures therein;
  4. Framing and implementation of rules and regulations concerning the use, enjoyment and occupancy of all properties located in Bel-Air;
  5. Collection and disposal of street sweepings, garbage, rubbish and the like; and
  6. Cultivation and execution of activities meant to promote harmonious relationship among the residents and other residential villages.

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